To keep its supply chain simple, Aldi stocks barely 1,000 products; some of its rivals stock 100,000.
Barely named products of his transgressive partnership (his sons are called "C" and "X," his daughter referred to only as "my girl"), the children are preposterous hybrids — "the wreckage of miscegenation" — at war with a nation's desired purity.
The lucky ones manage to unload them to somebody else through eBay, which is full of offers these days for "barely used" products or items still "new in box," a term that has become so common it is often shortened to "NIB".
The whole film is a celebration of messy, colorful, vigorous creativity, echoed in Cynthia Charette's gloriously cluttered hodgepodge production design, with barely a product placement in sight.
By the standards of American marketing, it is barely a product at all.
Samsung has done what Apple likes to do: taken a barely established product category and made it approachable, attractive and even desirable.
Not only are people fascinated by the concept, manufacturers like Lamassu and Robocoin can barely keep product in stock.
The canon will be remade to emphasize the traditional Victorian/moralist tendencies in the literature of the last hundred years, and theorists in literature departments--who after all know which side their bread is buttered on--will pay increasing respect to the barely literate product of the likes of Michael Chabon and Foer.
That revelation came after an article in the Journal of Adolescent Health shined a spotlight on the since-scuttled curriculum project and suggested the materials failed to address the role Juul plays in marketing its product to teens, and in fact barely mentioned their products at all.
A case in point is the troubled marriage between Daimler and Chrysler, where market power hardly entered the picture, since their products barely competed.
